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The high temperatures in Brazil last months, especially between December of 2013 and February of 2014 , resulted in record of energy consumption and frequent blackouts. The trend, according to meteorologists is to get worst in the coming years. Sales of air conditioning equipment and fans increased 257% and 150% respectively, in 2014. Therefore, the energy consumption and the instability in energy supply also tend to increase. Currently about 13% of the energy generated comes from thermo power plants, particularly during the peak times. The thermal energy can cost up to five times that hydro energy and it is highly polluting. Based on this context, solar photovoltaic energy (PV), in addition to generating electricity in a distributed way, that is different from how is the Brazilian electricity sector, is inexhaustible, silent, static, very simple in its operation, comes to contribute to the growing energy

anais do ... encontro nacional de tecnologia do ambiente construído

Estudo do potencial de contribuição da energia solar fotovoltaica integrada a prédios públicos e interligada à rede elétrica na região sul do Brasil em períodos quentes